Tihar is often called Nepal’s festival of lights, similar to Diwali in India but uniquely Nepali in tradition. The festival, also known as Deepawali or Yamapanchak, is one of Nepal’s most radiant and culturally rich...
Category - Historical Stories & Anecdotes
Synergy of Nature and Divine Energy: Significance of Navapatrika in Durga Pujo
As the air turns crisp and the skies blush with the golden hues of the autumn season, the Indian subcontinent awakens to the vibrant rhythms of Durga Pujo. Durga Pujo or Durga Puja is not merely a religious celebration;...
When Flowers Became Money in Netherlands
Tulips and windmills are two of the most iconic symbols of the Netherlands; however, the bulb-shaped, spring-blooming flower known for its elegant shape and vibrant colours is known in the history books for an infamous...
Ashbasu the Climate Champion
In a far village, there was a girl named Ashbasu. As Ashbasu grew older, she left her village to pursue her education at Model International School in Kaduna, a prestigious school. There, she was exposed to new ideas...
A short story on International Day of Forests 2025
One day, a young boy, Aarav ventured deep inside a forest. Feeling tired from his long walk, he sat beneath one of the oldest trees in the forest and asked aloud, “Why do the trees stand so tall, strong and precious?”...
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